Anniversary Royal Neighbors Observe 65th at Masonic Temple
Royal Neighbors marked its 65th anniversary at the Masonic temple Friday night with 45 attendees. A covered dish supper followed as Mrs. Howard Smith baked and decorated the anniversary cake in purple and white. The ta ble centerpieces featured a large 65 lattice frame, violets, and white candles. Table committee members were Mrs. Ted Johnson, Mrs. Joel Tow ner, and Mrs. Jess Medlen. The program traced growth from 4,124 members in 1895 to 553,000 on Jan 1, 1960, with 4,100 camps. Vocal solos were performed by Kathy and Margaret Peed.
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Royal Neighbors
Masonic Temple
Howard Smith
Oracle
Ted Johnson
Joel Towner
Jess Medlen
Kathy
Margaret Peed
Engagement Notice for Mary Ann Ward and Ronald Reed
Plan April wedding for Mary Ann Ward and Ronald Lynn Reed announces the engagement. Miss Ward is Ot taw a High School graduate employed at Kirkland sheet metal. Reed is a Quenemo High School graduate employed at Ottawa Steel Division. Wedding set for April 7.
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Roscoe A. Ward
W. 5Th
Mary Ann
Ronald Lynn Reed
Lyle Reed
Quenemo
Miss Ward
Ottawa High School
Kirkland Sheet Metal Company
Reed
Quenemo High School
Ottawa Steek Division
Club Forecast Wednesday OMICRON CHAPTER Event Notes
Community event listing for OMS includes Beta Sigma Phi Mrs. Jim Brown and ACORN Club at First United Presbyterian Women. Also mentions ONE TO SIX Mrs. Stanley Johnson TOT TO TEEN Mrs. Willard Lister andCHILD STUDY Mrs. Art Conus. Rebekahs initiation and cherry pie supper at Hawkins Grange Franklin County Nurses Reno's Cafe 6:30 p.m.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Jim Brown
Stanley Johnson
Willard Lister
Art Conus
Arnold Hinderliter
Acorn Club
First United Presbyterian
Boyd Ladies Aid
James Parks
Shekers S.S
Trinity Methodist Church
Rebekahs
Hawkins Grange
Franklin County
Reno's
Socialettes Visit to Kansas City for Hairdressing School
Socialettes report Mrs. L. E. Daugharthy visited her sister Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Randazzo in Kansas City last week. She attended the Hays Advanced School M Hairdressing for a full week while there.
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L. E. Daugharthy
E. J. Randazzo
Kansas City
Hays Advanced School
Whirley wins district title in 1960 Co-Op speech contest
Sharon Whirley, an O.H.S. junior and daughter of Robert and Mrs Whitley, won first at the district preliminaries held Saturday in the Co-Op building. She spoke on The Farmers Shrine The Agricultural Hall of Fame and earned an all-expense camp scholarship to Estes Park or William Jewell College. She advances to state finals in Topeka on March 29 for three college scholarships.
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Sharon Whirley
Kansas Co-Op Council
Co-Op
Farmers Shrine
Agricultural Hall of Fame
O.H.S
Robert Whitley
RFD
Estes Park
Colo
Wiliam Jewell College
Liberty
Topeka
Open House Fetes Golden Wedding of McConachies
One hundred twenty-five guests attended the Elliott ball open house Sunday for the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McConachie. Philathea Class members of First Baptist Church hosted. Tables featured a gold net cloth and gold color centerpiece with roses between golden candelabra. A miniature gold decorated cake with punch was served. Sons Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McConachie of Kansas City and Gail McConachie of Puerto Rico attended.
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Elliott Ball
W. C. McConachie
First Baptist Church
Eugene McConachie
Kansas City
Gail. MccConachie
Puerto Rico
Garden Club Talks On Water And Soil Ottawa
Garden Club members heard two guest talks on water resources by H. C. Stevens and glaciers and soil formation by Elliott Barnes. Mrs. M. R. Shoger presided. Nellie March was named as ee for the next meeting. Spears Harris Sa Nell Hackler named to a project committee. Do it yourself projects were showcased as Mrs. Shoger urged more displays. Thirty-nine members attended.
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Ottawa
Garden Club
H. C. Stevens
Elliott Barnes
M. R. Shoger
Nellie March
Spears
E. J. Harris Sa
Nell Hackler
Movie Makers Grow Cold Hearted in Hollywood
Hollywood legend Peter Lorre laments labor strife and waning loyalty in the film industry. He recalls the old Warners days with Greenstreet Bogart Flynn and notes many stars moved to television. Lorre, back for Playhouse 90, dismisses death rumors and defends a carefree lifestyle while continuing to split time between filming abroad and living in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Peter Lorre
Sydney Greenstreet
Humphrey Bogart
Errol Flynn
Warner Brothers
Greenstreet
Bogart
Flynn
Spain
Lorre
Petitions Received at Retta Conclave Meeting
Five petitions were presented at the Retta Conclave gathering held last evening in the Masonic temple. Mrs. Karl Romstedt presided as plans were laid for Marguerite Hume of Kansas City Kansas official visit on April 18 and a forthcoming food sale. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by Mr and Mrs Lee Finch and Mr and Mrs Charles Schribner.
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Retta
Masonic Temple
Karl Romstedt
Marguerite Hume
Kansas City
Kas
Romstedt
Lee Finch
Charles Schribner
Hollywood calm hides a nervous city myth
The text argues that Hollywood is not as frantic as outsiders imagine. It suggests actors feel less bothered here than elsewhere, living a carefree life while others remain unconcerned about their concerns.
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Hollywood
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